Dutch gas storage falls to 63.75% full after peak

Dutch gas storage was 63.75% full on 7 November 2026, holding 91.8 TWh of a total capacity of 144.0 TWh, according to AGSI+ data. A week earlier, on 31 October, it was 65.83% full.

The 31 October reading was the peak. Storage had risen in every weekly reading from 8 August, when it stood at 39.52%. On 31 October it held 94.8 TWh; on 7 November it held 91.8 TWh.

The climb had already slowed in October. Storage was 62.34% full on 10 October and 64.5% on 17 October, then 65.26% on 24 October and 65.83% on 31 October.

Earlier readings show a faster rise: 49.55% on 5 September, 55.07% on 19 September and 59.96% on 3 October. On 8 August, storage held 56.8 TWh.

Measured in energy, the stock stood at 50.2 TWh on 25 July, 35% of capacity. It reached 82.8 TWh on 26 September, 92.9 TWh on 17 October and 94.0 TWh on 24 October, before the 94.8 TWh peak on 31 October.

Dutch gas storage dipped after weeks of steady rises

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Dutch gas storage dipped after weeks of steady rises (% full). Highest: 31 Oct, 65.83; lowest: 8 Aug, 39.52; 14 items. Source: AGSI+.

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Data: Dutch gas storage dipped after weeks of steady rises

Item	% full
8 Aug	39.52
15 Aug	41.48
22 Aug	43.87
29 Aug	46.43
5 Sep	49.55
12 Sep	52.13
19 Sep	55.07
26 Sep	57.47
3 Oct	59.96
10 Oct	62.34
17 Oct	64.5
24 Oct	65.26
31 Oct	65.83
7 Nov	63.75